Art & Architecture

Researcher fights Quebec coroner to see forensics collection shown in museums

Kiss frontman Paul Stanley is painting more than his face these days

Sobey Award winner Kablusiak’s art is imbued with humour and explores community ties within the Inuit diaspora

Sobey Award finalists’ art feels promising but immature

Keith Haring retrospective at the AGO embodies his guiding principle that ‘Art is for everybody’

The National Gallery’s Riopelle retrospective is as much an homage to the artist as an argument for his relevance

Visitors allowed into secret room in Florence chapel to see drawings believed to be Michelangelo’s

Dame Magdalene Odundo, one of the world’s leading ceramicists, creates vessels that look human

Students bring Indigenous stories to life with cutting-edge virtual reality technology

The toast of 1960s New York, neglected Marisol finally gets her due

Ottawa compromised the integrity of Afghanistan memorial by interfering in design process

KAWS reaches for feeling in the midst of irony

KAWS is one of today’s most popular artists - and one of the most divisive

Photojournalist Louie Palu lends a human perspective to Canadian hard-rock mining in new exhibit

Liz Magor’s new MOCA exhibit is a provocative reflection of contemporary life

Canadian landscape architect Claude Cormier, designer of public spaces, dies at 63

Five must-see gallery and museum exhibits coming up this fall

Over three years after it was stolen, a van Gogh painting is recovered but with some damage

It’s time for politicians and planners to say no to the Ontario Place redevelopment plans

Architect Raymond Moriyama built bold, big ideas that we must now save from small thinking

Ian Dejardin steps down as McMichael gallery’s executive director; curator Sarah Milroy to assume role

McMichael gallery’s Ian Dejardin leaves Canada behind, but not his love of Tom Thomson

In photos: The architectural legacy of Raymond Moriyama

Toronto’s public housing agency finds a recipe for great design

Exhibition Place is a dead zone. It’s time for a bold new vision

Sarindar Dhaliwal weaves words and colour together to tell stories of migration, colonialism and growing up

Toronto’s University College gets a bold new chapter

At Montreal’s Insectarium, the architecture burrows, hops and flies

Iceland’s famous art-world trickster trades the silly for the sublime

Jasper aerialist hangs in world’s most precarious environments to call attention to climate change

Canadian Jamie Fobert conquers London with his fuss-free architecture

Architecture and curiosity drive Phyllis Lambert’s new photo book

Toronto’s new courthouse reveals the limits of what architecture can do

At the ROM, female artists from the Islamic world hunt for metaphors in Being and Belonging

Power Plant shows mark a stimulating departure

Digitizing 89,000 unseen Inuit artworks, one turntable spin at a time